Canadian Photographer / Digital Artist
Embarked on a rather epic road trip this weekend that took us to see 19 grain elevators in 2 days along with the world’s
This is a modern day interpretation of the signet ring. I dabbled in jewelry making way back in high school and had made my fi
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I was washing off chocolate cake batter once and thought to myself: Is this how a bidet works? Doesn’t seem very effecti
Mount Rundle provides a stunning back drop to the picturesque townsite of Banff Alberta and is instantly recognizable. w@dllm.
Chronicles of the last day of Kira Yamato, a very good boy. w@dllm.ca Buy this NFT on OpenSea
Chateau Lake Louise on the shores of the turquoise glacier fed lake in the majestic Canadian Rocky Mountains. w@dllm.ca Buy th
Once upon a time, Amanda stepped in shit. Her epic tale can be read here: https://www.blurb.ca/b/7229622-the-time-amanda-stepp
I had always liked the horse poo that gets laid down during the Calgary Stampede Parade. There is something so satisfying abou
The last few weeks had been quite a season of change for Bruce Ree. After a 20 year hiatus from jigsaw puzzling, he did a 1000
There was a time in Bruce Ree’s life where he enjoyed some fancy cookies especially around the holidays. Those experienc
This is the infamous Cecil Hotel in Calgary Alberta. Not far from the riverfront, it was known for drugs, crime and renting ou
Bruce Ree did enjoy his stay at Temple Gardens in Moosejaw Saskatchewan. It’s home to a nifty geothermal mineral pool in
I remember this trip quite well, I had just started a new job earlier that year. William and Catherine also just got married t
Bruce Ree took a great road trip around the International Selkirk Loop on his Hayabusa. This is on the Kootenay Lake Ferry whi
I’ve only ever stayed here once and the entire night, all I heard was woooooooooo, like a haunted house. It was wonderfu
Bruce Ree was victorious against a Crab Kaiju at the Pacific Rim National Park South of Tofino. The people of Vancouver Island
Bruce Ree loves sweet and sour pork even though it is a traditional Chinese dish, there really aren’t much other dishes